Difference between revisions of "Yugoslavia"
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Revision as of 02:59, 9 November 2010
Yugoslavia began disentegrating in June 1991 when Croatia and Slovenia declared independence. September the same year Macedonia also declared independence. In 1992 Bosnia and Herzegovina was recognized by most European countries.
Montenegro and Serbia remained in Yugoslavia until it in 2003 was renamed "Serbian and Montenegro". In 1996 Montenegro declared indepencence.
JNA (Jugoslovenska Narodna Armija) was the Army of Yugoslavia - later it was renamed VJ (Vojska Jugoslavije).
- JNA "Mountain" pattern - used for sniper suits. Allegedly it was supplied by DDR. There exist two colour variations (dark and light)
- M68 MOL (Maskirno Odelo Letnje) summer camouflage pattern. Used for sniper's oversuit, but also shelterhalves, body armour etc. At the same time a plain white winter oversuit was also introduced called M68 MOZ (Maskirno Odelo Zimsko - "Camouflage Uniform Winter")
